vacant
/ˈveɪkənt/
adjective
- (of a place) Not occupied; empty.
- The house next door has been vacant for months.
- We found a vacant table near the window.
- The parking lot had several vacant spaces.
- (of a job or position) Not currently filled; available.
- They are looking to fill a vacant teaching post.
- The seat on the committee became vacant when she resigned.
- The manager position is still vacant after the last person left.
- Showing no sign of intelligence or thought; blank or empty.
- Her eyes were vacant, as if she were daydreaming.
- The student gave a vacant look when the teacher asked a question.
- He stared at the wall with a vacant expression.
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